The temperatures in your warehouse tend to get very high and it has led to losses of inventory. You have tried using fans but they don’t make much of a difference – they only cool items that are closest to them. What can you do make sure that temperatures inside your warehouse are controlled at all times? It may be time for you to start thinking about installing warehouse cooling systems.
Many business people are reluctant to install these sorts of systems in warehouses because they don’t own them, and they figure that it is the responsibility of the owner of the building to make the necessary installations. Here is what you should take into account: your landlord is going to be reluctant to install anything he doesn’t have to and even if he eventually gets to it many months will have passed by, and all the while you will be losing inventory.
Landlords, however, are not opposed to tenants making such installations and then slowly recouping their expenses from the rent. You should talk to your landlord about bringing a warehouse cooling expert in to make an assessment and give you recommendations. If you agree that the cost of the cooling system is fair you can go ahead with the installation and then pay less rent for the coming months to make up for the money that you spent. You landlord will be agreeable because the cooling system increases the value of his property.
It is important to make sure that you get a high quality system installed so make sure you look for companies that deal specifically with cooling for warehouses. One such company is the Cambridge Renewable Energy Centre. They have a variety of cooling systems available and they are experts at installation and maintenance. You can find out more on their website, http://cambridgeenergycentre.co.uk/.